[personal] RE: [Husker] Article

[Robert Christensen]

I wouldn't bet that Callahan could have done that at the Alamo Bowl that 
particular year.  From the experience he presented the next year, he 
would have not been willing to use the strengths of the players and it 
would have turned out to be a fiasco.  After all, he could say (like he 
did for most of the time he was at the helm as a "proven" coach that it 
was all Solich's falt.

Happy New Year,

Bob
baseballguy at neb.rr.com wrote:
> ***** ORIGINAL "Steve Stone" <sstone at pvtnetworks.net> MESSAGE 
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> My interpretation of the only available evidence so far (Alamo 
> Bowl) 
> indicates satisfactory performance.
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> Steve Stone
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> In response to "Steve Stone" <sstone at pvtnetworks.net> message on 
> 29-December-2007 4:02:31p
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>      I know a lot of people use the Alamo Bowl as an example of 
> Pelini's Head Coaching ability and it certainly turned out 
> successful at least as far as NU winning.  But to me that game 
> really is nothing to base anything on at all.  That wasn't Bo's 
> players that he recruited to any degree, it wasn't his staff, it 
> wasn't his program, and the like.  That was still Solich's team.  
> What will be interesting is two or three years from now what  the 
> program will be after Bo puts his stamp on it and it is indeed 
> his program, his players, his staff, his recruiting, his public 
> relations with him as the face of the program, and etc.  That is 
> the unknown.  The future is always an unknown to a degree but 
> with no track record it is REALLY an unknown.  It may work out 
> great and I hope so but who knows at this point?  There are a lot 
> of coaches that could take over an already established team the 
> last game of the season under an "interim" tag and win a football 
> game.  That to me is no indicator of anyone's Head Coaching 
> capabilities pro or con.
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> Sincerely,
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> Bob Beach
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